16 May
2002
16 May
'02
4:06 p.m.
On Thu, 16 May 2002, Raymond Moyers wrote:
Nope. 68K then (briefly, thank God) i386, then SPARC.
Peace... Sridhar
--
"How do you fight such a savage?"
"With heart, faith, and steel. There can be only one."
-MacLeod and Ramirez, "Highlander"
The IRIS 2000
was based on a motorola 680xx chip of some kind.
Their first smaller workstation was a "personal IRIS" system. It
was a tower case. After that, the Indigo.
I know specifically that the first Indigos used R3000 CPUs, but
you'll have to look up the ones used in Personal IRIS and IRIS 2000.
Also look at IRIS 3000, and IRIS Professional (I think those are the
ones) systems, which were produced in between. (In that order)
It seems everyone started out with 68k chips then mips then ...
didnt Sun use 68k then mips before sparc ?